HusKyBoard

HusKyBoard

Customizable Keyboard App

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  • Released
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  • August 31, 2026
  • September 22, 2026
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Bring the keyboard layout your fingers know to your iPad and iPhone. HusKyBoard supports a wide range of typing styles, from two-set and three-set Korean layouts to chorded input and English stenography. Make it your own with adjustable key layouts, key sizes, themes, and typing settings. You can also use your chosen layout with a physical keyboard in the app’s notepad and keyboard test screen. Supported Layouts · Korean two-set layouts: Standard Dubeolsik, Dugeobi, chorded Dubeolsik, and Danmoeum · Korean three-set layouts: Sebeolsik 3-90, Sebeolsik Final (3-91), and Sinsebeolsik P2 · Semo-e 2018 (Sebeolsik Moachigi e) · English layouts: QWERTY, Dvorak, Colemak, Steno, and more · Plenty of other layouts to explore! One-Handed and Split Keyboard Modes · Swipe left or right on the space bar to use one-handed mode on iPhone. · On iPad, place two fingers on the space bar and spread them apart to split the keyboard. Keyboard Designs for Your Device · Familiar Layout: Designed for anyone who feels at home with the standard iPad keyboard. · Physical Keyboard Sizing: Based on the key sizes and layout of a physical keyboard. · Full Key Layout: Keeps every key in the standard ANSI layout visible, regardless of screen size. · Three iPhone keyboard designs: a familiar iPhone-style layout, a uniform 11-column grid, and a grid with the Backspace key on the bottom row. · Keyboard height is saved separately for portrait and landscape. VIA-Style Key Customization · Customize your keys with an editor inspired by VIA. · Save up to 20 custom layouts for different tasks. · Assign keys across the Base, Shift, Fn, Option, and custom layers. · Choose the characters or functions each key uses on supported layers. · Customize Korean composition rules and chord timing for each layout. Semo-e layouts also let you edit symbol extension layers and medial/final Shift settings. · Add your own abbreviations to Semo-e layouts. Keyboard Appearance and Themes · Choose from three built-in themes or create your own in five custom theme slots. · Adjust the keyboard background, key backgrounds, borders, shadows, and key label colors and font weight. · Learning a three-set Korean layout? Give initial consonant, vowel, and final consonant keys different background colors to help tell them apart. · Set each theme to light mode, dark mode, or follow your device’s appearance. Physical Keyboard Support · Use your custom layouts with a physical keyboard in the app’s notepad and keyboard test screen. · Three-set Korean input is supported, too. By default, Caps Lock switches between Korean and English, Control (Ctrl) switches between chorded and sequential input, Option (Alt) activates the Option layer, and Option (Alt) + Backspace deletes a word at a time. A Notepad with Markdown Support · Notes are saved as .md files in a folder you choose, including folders in iCloud Drive. · Markdown syntax is automatically highlighted as you type. · Customize the styling of individual Markdown elements. Fine-Tune Your Typing · Choose different layouts for portrait and landscape. · Use one-handed and split keyboard modes on iPhone and iPad. · Switch between chorded and sequential typing as you type on supported layouts. · Swipe keys in four directions: choose a layer for each direction and assign actions to individual keys in custom layouts. · Adjust the chord timing window to match your typing speed. · Choose how Backspace deletes Korean text: by character, by individual Korean letter (jamo), or a mix of both. · Try changes right away on the keyboard test screen. · Adjust key repeat speed, layer hold timing, key label size, number row visibility, and the bottom row layout. · Export and import custom layouts as files to back them up or share them. · Choose from two English steno layouts and import dictionaries in Plover’s JSON format to turn steno chords into words.
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What's New in HusKyBoard

1.4

September 22, 2026

Version 1.4 adds Danmoeum two-set Korean layouts, a more powerful custom layout editor, usability improvements, and bug fixes. New Layouts · Sebeolsik 12-Key (mobile only): Based on the Hangul Cultural Center’s 2010 proposal for a unified Korean mobile phone keyboard using a 12-key Gong Byung-woo layout. · Dubeolsik Danmoeum · Dubeolsik Dugeobi Danmoeum: Adapts Sinsegi’s Dubeolsik Dugeobi layout to the Danmoeum layout. · Dubeolsik Dugeobi Danmoeum Chorded Input New Features · Redesigned the custom layout editor. You can now select and edit keys directly on a visual ANSI keyboard layout. · Combine taps and swipes in chorded input mode. · Adjust the time window for repeated taps on Danmoeum keyboards, from 0.1 to 1 second. The default is 0.3 seconds. · Added pop-up previews that show what you’ll enter when you swipe a key. · Adjust how far you need to swipe to trigger an action under Keyboard Settings > Input Behavior > Four-Way Swipe. · Use the split keyboard on iPhone in landscape. · Optimized the Steno layout to fit properly on iPhone. · Added an Option (⌥) key to the mobile Steno keyboard. It follows your mobile Option toggle setting. · Added warnings to help you find and fix invalid key assignments on the secondary vowel and extended final consonant layers. Bug Fixes · Added missing English translations for layer, function, and composition engine names, as well as layout diagnostics and save/import error messages. · Fixed an issue that allowed the split keyboard to activate on iPhone in portrait. · Improved handling of simultaneous key gestures in chorded mode to reduce canceled swipes and missed input. · Fixed an issue where swiping multiple keys at once showed only one pop-up preview. · Fixed issues with the undo stroke key in Steno’s sequential mode. · In Steno’s sequential mode, pressing * by itself now undoes the previous stroke immediately. If a stroke is still being entered, it clears only the current selection.

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